Mexico demand sparks Pendleton Club wheat rise
News from Mexico lifts Pendleton market prices for club wheat to about $1.01 to $1.92 a bushel as officials anticipate duty removal. Analysts expect cargoes to move from Oregon to Mexico with a likely 30 day duty suspension. Northwest shipments to Mexico may reach 3.9 million bushels, boosting Pacific coast exports. In Marion County, Dr. Byrd reports typhoid cases rising from September to December with 199 total, and city deaths may pass 16. Salem water tests show sewage slough contamination near intake, while crib water remains pure.
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Pendleton
Mexico
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Portland
Puget Sound
Marion County
R D. Byrd
George F. Rodgers
Salem
Crib
Salem Typhoid Fever Epidemic Reported Rise
Salem Oregon reports 185 typhoid fever cases to City Health Officer O B Miles, up about 60 in the last three weeks, with further increases noted as the outbreak continues. The outbreak has generated concern over public health measures and water sanitation in the area.
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Salem, Ore
O. B. Miles
A Little Cold Reaction and a Death Riddle
A verses about a man who catches a cold and dies as neighbors reflect on his illness. The piece promotes a home remedy: mix glycerine Virgin Oil of Pine compound and whiskey to cure a cough, to be taken by teaspoonful every four hours. It suggests buying the ingredients at any drug store.
Militia Boys Prevent Lynchings in Vienna Bee
Four companies of state troops arrived in Vienna on January 12 to take control after an attempt to lynch three Black men tied to the murder of Allen Clark, a rural mail carrier. A mob of over 400 gathered, planning an attack on the jail where the men were held. Sheriff Mathis alerted Governor Deenen and the troops were ordered out. Clark was killed on a train near the city Sunday night when attacked by Black assailants.
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Vienna
Tila
State Mine
Allen Clark
Mathis
Deenen
Clark
Burnside
Red Goose Brings Surprise Visit Soon
The Red Goose plans a surprise appearance, with the big bird expected to be here soon, enticing Walt and readers with a teaser of a forthcoming event.
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Walt
Pendleton Guest List Highlights Local Visitors
Beho, Echo, Hermiston, Ukiah, and Pilot Rock residents are shown as Pendleton visitors or guests with several returning home. Notables include Mabel Moore, Bert Mullins, Loia Laurance, C. O. Ramsey, B. E. Longenecker, Rolla Lambert, W. W. Shephard, H. D. Wagner, H. D. Wyle, Mrs. G. W. McGee, and others. Hospital, hotel, and business visits mark a busy day around the Pendleton area.
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Bert Mullins
Echo
Pendleton
Ll. F. Berheide
Hermiston
Loia EB. Laurance
Ukiah
Pendleton Friends
C. O. Ramsey
la Grands
B. E. Longenecker
Rolla Lambert
Dayton
Washington
H. D. Wagner
Wits
Enterprise
Oregon
H. D. Wyle
Pendleton district transit and grand jury testimony update
Editor B Brown of the Stanfield Standard transacted business in Pendleton last night and heads west this morning. W A Brown of Hotel Pendleton rode the delayed No 6 which missed Pendleton windows. Dr J R Sponogle a Athena dentist and defendant in a 15600 damage suit is in town. Mr and Mrs William Anderson and their daughter left for the southwestern county after testifying before the grand jury against Mrs Andersons father William Walker accused of burning her home.
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Fred Lhnatlen
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
B., H. Brown
Stanfield Standard
West End
County
W. A. Brown
J. R. Sponogle
Athena
William Anderson
Uorth
Mra. Anderson
William Walker
Witnesses Testify In Hermann Trial In Blue Mountain Case
Portland date shows the government opening its case against Binger Hermann with John M Rowland testifying about plans by Hermann Mays and Meldrim to aid the Blue Mountains conspiracy. Defense argues Hermann kept a clean record citing official land office records and sunshine.
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Portland
Binger Hermann
John M. Rowland
Surveyor-General
Hermann
Mays
Meldrim
Blue Mountains
Rowland
W. N. Jones
Blue Mountain Reserve
Land Office
Heney
Henry Meldrum
S. H. Ormsby
Dan Tarpley
George Sorenson
F. Pierce Mays
Worthington
General Land Office
Blue Mountain
Hookworm's Origin Traced to Ceylon 1879 Discovery
New York report notes Walter A. Courtney, former Ceylon commissioner, recalls the 1879 finding of hookworm by British supervisor Thornton. Two thirds of coolies on an estate showed illness, barefoot exposure in loam linked to the outbreak. Doctors termed it ankylostomiasis and cured most cases in about a month using remedies like epdom salts thymol plus diet.
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New York
Ceylon
Walter A. Courtney
United States
Mr. Courtney
Thornton
Alma Bell in More Trouble Over a Man
Willows California January 12 Alma Bell who was acquitted of murder in the death of her lover Joe Armes of Auburn appears well after a reported mental strain. A quarrel with Mrs Denny sparked despondency and a pistol threat. a passerby was asked to leave the inn late Sunday.
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Denny
Bank Declares Dividend At City Council Meeting
At a council meeting of the stockholders the American National Bank last night re-elected all officers and directors and declared a semiannual dividend of 10 percent. Directors named include L. F. Anderson, J. N. Burgess, BR. N. Stanfield, G. M. Morrison, A. D. Sloan, T. G. Montgomery, and W. L. Theampaon.
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American National Bank
L. F. Anderson
J. N. Burgess
BR. N. Stanfield
G. M. Morrison
A. D., Sloan
T. G Montgomery
W. Ll. Theampaon
Sloan Suffered Stroke at North Pendleton Home
A. D. Sloan, famed retired rancher and banker, had a slight paralysis stroke at his North Pendleton residence yesterday. He is reported greatly improved today and friends hope the attack is not serious.
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A, D. Sloan
North
Pendleton
Drawing Jury List for 1910 Taxpayers
The county court has prepared a list of 300 taxpayers to be summoned for jury duty in 1910. The list is complete but will be reviewed by the county clerk before distribution. Watch for the Red Goose and the big Red Goose.
Newport Finds Sea Foods in Abundant Coastal Bounty
Newport Oregon reports unusual abundance of sea foods as heavy surf erodes shore sand exposing Yrock oysters butter clams and mussels. Low tides aid gathering while mud clams are found in flats. Olympia natives and eastern imported oysters are prime. Fish and crabs plentiful with diverse seafood dinners common at local eateries.
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Newport
Ore
Newport Ia
Olympia
Bankrupts Mitchell and Routh Adjudicated in Oregon Court
In the District Court of Oregon L B Mitchell and E L Routh partners doing business as Mitchell Routh and L B Mitchell individually were adjudicated bankrupts. The first meeting of creditors is set for January 26, 1910 at 10 am in Pendleton Oregon with a referee in bankruptcy.
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District Court of the
United States
District of Oregon
L. B. Mitchell
EB. L. Routh
Mitchell & Routh
E. L. Routh
Pendleton
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
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Pete Murray
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Land of Nod Girls
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National League of 6 Commission
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